Lewis does hold to an old-earth belief system,
but this is only discussed in the last page of text.
As with everything, use discretion
go-to for spiritual slumps.
how to teach them to our families.
how to study our Bibles and grow closer to God.
and challenge you in your walk with Christ.
This fictional account will show you
otherwise and encourage you to
rely on Christ in things big and small.
a lifestyle and a worldview.
heart with all diligence.
If you’re single, it’s a great read.
If you’re married, still a great read.
If you’re a Christian, a must-read.
of what a relationship with Christ is meant to be.
words you wish you knew.
Need we say more?
so that you can write the things you do.
Thank you Ackerman & Puglisi.
models based on Scripture. A must-have
for every Christian writer.
why writing advice often contradicts
itself. Also some brain science for good measure.
*There is a foul word on page 145 so, kids,
have your parents mark it out before you read it.
Websites For Theology:
Grace to you – John MacArthur’s church ministry; theology blog
Michelle Lesley – Discernment blog
The End Time – Elisabeth Prata; discernment blog
Girl Defined – Kristen Clark, Bethany Beal; relationships and focusing on Christ
Answers in Genesis – Ken Ham; biblical apologetics
Websites For Writing:
American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) – Blog for uplifting Christian writers. Memberships available but not necessary. Annual conferences.
The Christian Writers Institute – Classes and resources for Christian writers.
The Write Life – Blog for freelance writers, authors, and bloggers. Not Christian specifically
The Write Practice – Blog for authors and new writers. Not Christian specifically
Steve Laube Agency – Author representation agency. Blog and podcasts about the publishing industry and writing tips from the agents.
Fiction University – Blog and resources for fiction writers. Not Christian specifically, and some posts contain unwholesome language.
